Every Gates of Olympus Version, Compared

The complete family, in one table:

The invariants make the family legible: every version plays on six reels and five rows, pays on 8+ matching symbols anywhere, tumbles wins away, sums its multiplier orbs at sequence end, runs a 15-spin bonus with a persistent meter, and defaults to roughly 96.5% RTP with reduced casino builds in circulation (check yours, whichever version you play).

So the family reduces to three math tiers, original (5,000x), 1000 (15,000x), and Super Scatter (50,000x), wearing five costumes between them. Each tier's character is covered deeply elsewhere on this site: original vs 1000, the flagship review, and the Super Scatter page.

The naming misunderstandings we see constantly in search data, resolved:

• "Dice" is two different games. Gates of Olympus Dice reskins the 2021 original (500x orbs, 5,000x); Gates of Olympus 1000 Dice reskins the flagship (1,000x orbs, 15,000x). The loading screen title and the info screen's max-win line identify which you have in five seconds; our 1000 Dice page covers the distinction and why dice editions exist at all (spoiler: Belgian regulation, not aesthetics).
• There is no "1000 Super Scatter." Gates of Olympus 1000 and Gates of Olympus Super Scatter are separate releases; the search phrase mashing them together points at the latter, whose Super Scatters pay 100x/500x/5,000x/50,000x instantly on the trigger spin, a mechanic explained with its free demo on its page.
• Xmas belongs to the 1000 only. There is no Christmas edition of the original; Xmas 1000 is the flagship in snow, mechanically identical bar a retuned max-win probability and a slightly different reduced-build ladder.

One more for completeness: Gates of Gatot Kaca and its 1000 edition are not family members despite the identical engine; they are the formula licensed to a different mythology, discussed in slots like this one. If it does not say Olympus, Zeus is not in it.

The one-minute decision guide:

• New to the family, or value session length? Play the original. Same 96.5%, gentler distribution, and everything you learn transfers upward if you graduate to the flagship later.
• Here for the four-digit meter and the 15,000x? Play the 1000 tier, and choose the skin that pleases you: standard storm, Christmas, or dice minimalism (which sometimes carries a higher $250 bet ceiling). The math cannot break the tie because it is identical.
• Want the biggest number and a genuinely different trigger thrill? Super Scatter, understanding that its 50,000x arrives via instant trigger pays layered onto the familiar engine.
• Undecided? This site hosts free demos of the whole 1000 tier plus Super Scatter, starting with the flagship on the homepage; a hundred play-money spins per version answers temperament questions no table can.

Whichever you choose, the constants of sensible play are version-independent: the build check before real money, the bankroll rules sized for maximum volatility, and casinos that pass real testing, which for every version in this family means the four we rank, with Gamdom the one lobby where we found the complete family in residence.